Expleo Group | Embedded Systems Engineer

Expleo Group
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1 year ago
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Are you currently looking for a new career opportunity within Embedded Systems? If so, Expleo have the opportunity for you!

Expleo are recruiting on behalf of our prestige automotive focused client based in Staffordshire for an Embedded Systems Engineer. This contract position, available inside or outside IR35, will initially be offered for a duration of 6 months.

Responsibilities of the Embedded Systems Engineer will include:
* Translate customer requirements into clear deliverables.
* Develop Simulink model-based applications.
* Select hardware platforms with consideration for environment and cost.
* Ensure ECU communication protocols (SAE J1939, Ethernet) are robust.
* Adhere to industry standard development techniques like the V Model.
* Support risk assessments and various analysis methods (FMEA, 8D, Ishikawa).

Background, skills and experience required for the Embedded Systems Engineer role:
* Experience in Tier 1 or OE sectors (both on-highway and off-highway) within system engineering or software development.
* Qualified to HND/Degree level in an electronics/software-based technology discipline or possess equivalent experience.
* Familiarity with requirements capturing tools (IBM DOORS).
* Knowledge of CAN bus protocols (CANOpen, J1939, ISO14229, ISO14230).
* Working knowledge of software development techniques (V Model, functional safety).
* Experience with V&V techniques (White, Grey, Black box testing).
* Proficiency in C programming and Matlab/Simulink development.
* Foundational knowledge of electronics and software development.
* Awareness of functional safety and security impacts.
* Experience in validation and verification activities.

Expleo is a trusted partner for end-to-end, integrated engineering, quality services and management consulting for digital transformation. We help businesses harness unrelenting technological change to successfully deliver innovations that will help them gain a competitive advantage and improve the everyday lives of people around the globe.

To meet with current legislation, right to work checks will be carried out to ensure candidates are able to work within the UK, unfortunately we are unable to provide sponsorship for this role.

Any application will be treated in a highly confidentiality manner and all conversations will be respected. For more information on the Embedded Systems Engineer role, please apply now!


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